Voting and Elections
Confidential voter registration via Safe At Home
Safe at Home is a confidential address program. Safe at Home offers a substitute mailing address to receive first class, certified, and registered mail for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, and elder or dependent adult abuse, as well as reproductive health care workers and public entity employees who are in fear for their safety.
The Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act
Certain groups of citizens can register and vote absentee in elections for Federal offices.
Voter Hotlines and Election Offices
Voting rights, how to register to vote, vote by mail, voter hotlines, and election offices.
Voting and Homelessness
People experiencing homelessness or who are otherwise in transition face special challenges when registering to vote. Below we discuss some of these challenges and provide links to organizations and resources that offer further information. Remember, the best source of information about these issues is your state or county election officials.
Voting FAQs
Voter FAQs: vote-by-mail, election day voting, political districts, registering to vote, and additional information.
Voting Rights: Persons with a Prior Felony Conviction
Eligibility requirements for who can register to vote and vote, questions, and how to register to vote.
Voting Rights Restoration
California voting rights restoration for misdemeanor and felony convictions.